Makes sense. After all, two shows on AMC is good for Bob but triples are best.

Hook was one of the first movies I watched as a kid where I realized movies that I was looking forward to could be bad.

The whole dinner scene in Rushmore, but mostly this:

Man, I wish to hell that I could get even a single one of my friends to watch this thing. I try to tell them over and over, “Listen, I’m not exaggerating and it’s not hyperbole when I say that this one of the best shows on tv in any medium”, but they watch the first episode and just say it’s not for them. No…

Unless you’re playing venues that record your face in cinematic detail, the comparison just doesn’t track — not to mention the monolithic permanence of film, and the performance of material that you didn’t create in service of other artists who have their own expectations of you. I think you’re displaying a lack of…

First time I saw it was at a water park wave pool. Which, by the way, is a terrifying way to see it. I’d rather be standing in line in the 70s, for that bit at least.

The dinosaurs were even more amazing in 1993.

I watched it 20 times. 

Given when my toddler goes to bed, and how tired my wife and I are at that point, watching a 3.5 hour long R-rated film isn’t really an option without a babysitter. That said, I was very ill on Thanksgiving, and stayed home while my wife and son were gone - so I got through the film in a sitting and I’m glad I had the…

No, but there’s a pause button on the remote so you can create your own intermission.

Part of me admires the brutality of it, the raw unedited and unrefined brutalism of it speaks to me.

However, the other part of me has eyes.

I hear one of their new Star Wars theme park attractions is a ride where you step into the role of a studio drone reediting the original trilogy for the next upcoming video platform.

I guess I should accept no Helen Mirren appearance can top this one:

It’s hardly a “cesspit” compared to your average comments section of a news site. There are some great and useful threads and boards there as Reddit did crack down on the racists, misogynists, and etc and is a lot more nicer now than say, the WSJ’s or the NY Time’s comment board which has become boomer dog whistle…

I would love for the Internet to celebrate redemption instead of breaking out pitchforks.  Redemption is more meaningful.  Pitchforks are just piling on.

So, he was an absolute moron with terrible judgment. But he confronted his stupidity, accepted his wrongness, and learned. In 2019, that seems like a fucking miracle.

Honestly, I feel like giving this guy a parade.

The rich, they’re as petty as us!

And the story ends with one bomber losing its landing gear, but the belly gunner’s imagination makes a cartoon wheel and the plane lands just fine!

I assume that’s where the “car” in carnauba comes from.